Liam Mandeville was the hero for the Spireites at the Silverlake but only after Rowe had ripped up his original plan at half-time and changed formation, allowing his side to chalk up their 13th victory in his 20th league games in charge.
Sean Shields looked like earning the Terras a deserved point four minutes from time but the home side kept plugging away and snatched victory through Andy Dallas’ penalty spot in the fifth minute of time added on after he was felled by Chris Massey.
The upwardly mobile Hatters extended their unbeaten run to six with a deserved victory built on another solid defensive display which withstood the inconsistent Shots’ attempt at a grandstand finish in a frantic final period.
Luke Garrard’s draw specialists defended like trojans to force a rare shut-out on the leaders, but couldn’t make it count the other end as Sutton extended their unbeaten run to 13 league matches.
Trailing to two early efforts from Ryan Gondoh and Connor Smith, Woodman’s Ravens pulled one back through captain Byron Webster before the National League’s top scorer Michael Cheek rescued a point with a strike 16 minutes from time.
The 20-year-old has been in storming form for King’s Lynn Town this season and has already attracted interest from the likes of Swansea City and Bournemouth.
The National League North Blues were one of a number of clubs to request for financial help from the Government with revenue streams blocked by Covid restrictions
The 29-year-old had experienced pain in his shoulder for several months after a fall in training. An MRI scan located a tumour in his upper arm, diagnosed as low-grade chondroid sarcoma
Madden, making his fourth appearance for County since his move from Fleetwood, struck the Hatters’ equaliser 12 minutes from time after Gavan Holohan had given Hartlepool the lead at the start of the second half
Balanta struck his sixth league goal of the season ten minutes from time to ensure Daryl McMahon’s side kept their hopes of a late push for the play-offs alive while bouncing back from Tuesday’s defeat to Hartlepool
The Magpies, who hadn’t played since their 4-1 victory over Torquay United ten days ago, badly missed James Comley and Rohan Ince – away on international duty – and the injured Dan Sparkes
Goals from Tom Knowles, Josh Neufville and Charlie Lee proved the difference for the Glovers with Themis Kefalas’s effort acting as mere consolation for the managerless Bees
Solihull Moors boss Mark Yates praised his side’s battling performance as they picked up their first win in nine games despite having two players sent off
Eastleigh took the lead in the opening minute, but Culverhouse’s King’s Lynn deservedly levelled five minutes into the second half through Michael Gyasi